Hi Jacque,
If you can send me both the php and cgi components of the stuff to
get up together, il will try to do them good friends ;-)
Kind Regards,
Pierre
PS : inbetwin other things, PHP is very usefull to bind Revolution
via TCP/UDP sockets and it's always the way i choose for my own.
Le 6 nov. 06 à 21:15, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
I'm still trying to interface with someone's php code using a Rev
CGI. The php code is calling the CGI and passing some parameters.
My CGI can read those parameters by accessing the globals $0,
$1,etc. Then it does some stuff and writes a string to stdout.
The problem we are having is that the php script cannot get the
return values. They are always empty. The CGI returns properly from
a shell. Does anyone here know or have pointers to somewhere that
explains how a php script can access what my CGI prints to stdout?
One thing that might matter: when he tries the "echo.cgi" standard
MC test cgi, he gets a single return value:
$0 = echo.cgi
The only difference between that CGI's return values and mine is
that mine does not include a "content-type" header. We aren't
writing to a web server so I didn't think that would be important.
Is it?
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